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Scavenger Challenge – October 2018 Assignment – Triangles
Our subject this month is "triangles." This could be a single naturally-occurring object like a piece of broken shell, or it could be something man-made like a traffic cone. It could also be something more subtle, like a beach scene in which three people form a "visual triangle" because they are standing at the points. In this case, the "triangle" should be immediately obvious to anyone looking at the photo. In other words, the three people occur as the elements of photographic (artistic) composition. The remainder of the photo should be relatively uncluttered. You want the viewer's eye to be caught by the three points.
I finished on the last day - yippee....!
its an old model, posted here a few years ago, and since the diagrams are published in The Fold (http://www.origami-usa.org/thefold006_garibi_modulars) here it is again.
8 units of Duo Kami.
I wanted another layer on top of this one. As soon as I turned my back it fell over and the stones had shattered once again.
Janice requested one block composed of triangles of our choosing. I love triangles. I decided to try something I'd never done, pyramids.
WEEK 17 – Barnes Crossing Kroger, Pre-Remodel (III)
This shot didn’t turn out the greatest as far as lighting is concerned, but I took it for a variety of reasons. Up top, you can see a close-up of not only the fake striped border (which I’ve pointed out before in this album) but also this décor’s version of the millennium triangles. These, too, at first glance appear cheaper than their counterparts in "true" millennium stores, which feature a full 3D striped border and triangles boxed out to make them feel more integral and dimensional. But in reality, I’d have to think that the triangles seen here actually cost more money than the ones in that linked photo, seeing as how these are separate pieces affixed to the wall, whereas the “normal” ones are just thin pieces of wood placed in a triangle shape with the interior simply being the same as the rest of the wall, only painted white instead of tan to give off the triangle impression (if any of that makes sense!).
Elsewhere in this shot, you can see the beer department, oddly unrefrigerated, on the left… and above the refrigerated cases on the right, the main reason I believe I took this: some odd square tiles hanging out up there for no apparent reason. Anyone have an idea of their history?
(c) 2018 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Just another tessellation at which I invert hexagons from the back side as at my Nemorosa tessellations.
When I extend the molecule with six triangles at my mixed tessellation, then I get the well-known triangle flagstone tessellation.
Folder: Dirk Eisner
Grid: 1:48
Paper: blue Elephant Hide
NYC: Lincoln Center / Alice Tully Hall
Two tiers (raked steps and roof) shot from the sidewalk below
Leica C (Typ 112) | Leica 28-200/2.0-5.9
Vendémiaire, Week 2
Leica M10, 40mm Rokkor f2
From my blog: rangefinderchronicles.blogspot.com/2023/02/vendemiaire-ye...
2048 x 2048 pixel image for the iPad’s 2048 x 1536 pixel retina display.
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Posted on PigPog: pigpog.com/2015/01/02/triangle-2/
Triangle roof over the Seed art installation in The Core building at the Eden Project.
I had to cut into this pretty fabric!
I think these triangles will end up as a spring table topper / table runner. The greens and blues go great with some Kona I had in my stash.
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iPhone app "LED Message" and custom stencil. Once I get all the materials for the Digital Light Wand www.flickr.com/photos/txross/5924777908/in/photostream I won't have to paint messages with the phone.
Since the message painted backwards (doh!) I won't be submitting to the contest since I had to flip about the vertical axis. Will try again. Also not impressed with the edging around the outside of the stencil. Since my flash bit it I'm having to use a flashlight and angle it around to cover the design.